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Does hillary Clinton get a pension from being a senator?
Of course
What are three things that Hillary Clinton loves to do?
Hillary Clinton enjoys travel (both for business and for fun), socializing with her friends, and being involved in politics.
What is Hillary Clinton MOST Famous for?
Hillary Clinton is known for being First Lady of the United States, Senator of New York Secretary of State, and Presidential candidate. She is also the mother of Chelsea Clinton and wife of Bill Clinton.
How many dummy pills does Hillary Clinton eat in one day?
Dummy pills are a waste of time and money when being consumed. It is not clear how many Hillary Clinton ate in one day since that is a personal issue. Of course, this is honestly a nonsense question intended to antagonize people who may support or agree with Hillary Clinton.
How is nee used in writing?
Nee, followed by the maiden or family name of the married woman being referenced, is usually written after her married name. Example: "Hillary Clinton, née Rodham" or "Hillary Clinton (née Rodham)".
Can Hillary Clinton appoint Bill Clinton to the cabinet?
No. If Hillary Clinton had become president, she would not have been able to appoint her husband. As a result of President John Kennedy appointing his brother Robert to be Attorney General, new rules were put in place to prevent family members from being appointed to federal positions.
Would Hillary be the first Jewish US President?
There have so far been no Jewish presidents of the USA. Even if she were to succeed in being elected to the presidency, Secretary Clinton would not be the first Jew in that office, since she is Methodist.
Who was the first woman to run for president of the United states?
Hillary Clinton was the first serious candidate, She came close to getting theDemocratic nomination in 2008. Other women have announced that they were running but none received any strong backing or had any chance of being elected or even of being a spoiler.
Who was the first woman to run for president for the United states?
Hillary Clinton was the first serious candidate, She came close to getting theDemocratic nomination in 2008. Other women have announced that they were running but none received any strong backing or had any chance of being elected or even of being a spoiler.
What is Hillary Clinton's current job?
Hillary Clinton's career began as a lawyer. Hillary's achievements included becoming the first woman to be a full partner in the prestigious Rose Law Firm, becoming chair at the United States Legal Services Corporation in 1977, heading the American Bar Association Committee on Women in the Profession, and being Chair of the Board of the Children's Defense Fund from 1986 through to 1991. Hillary Clinton is/was on the board of several companies and organizations, most notably Walmart. She has also done work for the Clinton Foundation. Hillary later ran for office, becoming US Senator from New York. She also gives many speeches to many companies.
Why is Hillary Clinton being sued over Benghazi?
Hillary Clinton is being sued for wrongful death and defamation by the parents of two people that were killed in Benghazi. There are accusations that Hillary's use of a private email server contributed to the deaths of the Benghazi attacks. The lawsuit states, "The Benghazi attack was directly and proximately caused, at a minimum by defendant Clinton's 'extreme carelessness' in handling confidential and classified information." The claimants believe that these actions allowed sensitive information to fall into the hands of the terrorists, which led to the attack. Clinton Spokesperson, Nick Merrill, replied to the suit by stating "While no one can imagine the pain of the families of the brave Americans we lost at Benghazi, there have been nine different investigations into this attack and none found any evidence whatsoever of any wrongdoing on the part of Hillary Clinton."
What year was Kristen Gillibrand elected senator?
She was elected in 2010, after being appointed in 2009 to the seat vacated by Hillary Clinton when she became US Secretary of State.
